luxury houses for sale Litchfield, United States

Welcome to Freshwater Woods on Annabessacook Lake, a premier 13-lot lakeside enclave designed for refined year-round living and four-season recreation. Set privately on nearly three wooded acres, this newly completed 2,737 sq ft contemporary residence exemplifies modern Scandinavian-inspired design, combining architectural sophistication with advanced building science and high-performance efficiency. Constructed to the highest standard, the home features closed-cell spray foam insulation, European triple-glazed windows, 7-inch engineered white oak flooring, 7.5-foot solid oak interior doors, and custom white oak cabinetry throughout. The main level centers around a chef's kitchen anchored by Taj Mahal quartzite countertops, an expansive center island, and a walk-in pantry, flowing seamlessly into the sunlit living area with a gas fireplace. A mudroom with tailored built-ins offers direct entry from the attached two-car garage, while a 286 sq ft screened porch extends the living space outdoors for three-season dining and entertaining. Upstairs, a second living room complete with a wet bar creates an inviting lounge or media space. Each of the three spacious bedrooms opens to its own private elevated balcony, including a serene primary suite with a custom walk-in closet and a beautifully tiled double-vanity bath. Two additional bedrooms feature ensuite and adjacent designer baths, complemented by a dedicated second-floor laundry room. A full daylight walk-out basement provides exceptional storage or future finish potential. Residents enjoy deeded access to over 300 feet of shared sandy beach on Annabessacook Lake with kayak storage and planned amenities. The setting offers endless four-season adventure, from summer boating and paddling on Annabessacook and neighboring Lake Cobbossee, to winter ice fishing and direct access to regional snowmobile trails connecting across both lakes. Ideally situated in Monmouth, just minutes from Augusta and one hour from Portland.

Set on 30 acres in Richmond, Maine, 257 River Road offers a wonderful combination of privacy, natural beauty, and possibilities for those looking to make a property their own. The existing home is ready for updates, while the expansive acreage offers opportunities for outdoor enjoyment and potential future development, including the possibility of a homesite overlooking the Kennebec River. The property features an impressive variety of fruit trees, grapevines, flowering shrubs, and perennial gardens. From apple and peach trees to lilacs, magnolia, and colorful spring blooms, the landscape offers beauty and seasonal interest throughout the growing season. A barn and additional outbuildings add to the property's versatility, with opportunities for storage, hobbies, or agricultural use. The land has previously accommodated horses, offering additional possibilities for those interested in equestrian pursuits. Adding to its character are three historic cellar holes, remnants of the 1800s village of Iceboro that provide an interesting connection to the area's past. A wide circular driveway provides convenient access to the property. Whether you're looking to restore the existing home, create a private retreat, or explore future development opportunities, this 30-acre property offers the space, setting, and flexibility to bring your vision to life.

Long before the farmhouse was built, the Wabanaki people knew this land well. It was the bend in the Kennebec River that brought them here, where the strong current settles and the riverbank slopes gently to the water's edge - a perfect place to lift their birchbark canoes and carry them across this open meadow to Merrymeeting Bay. You can still feel it on quiet mornings when dawn breaks over the Kennebec and the mist begins to lift - something ancient lingering still, reminding you that you are not the first to love this land. Every generation leaves its mark. Here, the current owner rebuilt the ell from the foundation up and thoughtfully restored the rest of the property. Stone and wood floors, quartz counters, quality cabinetry, all-new baths, energy-efficient windows, and the original front door, restored and gorgeous. Nothing was done in haste; the whole house reflects a single, unbroken standard of care and craftsmanship.Entering through the mudroom, the Kennebec immediately commands your attention. A wall of windows fills the kitchen with views of the river and meadow below. The kitchen is the heart of the home, and everything naturally flows from here. To the right, the living room opens around a freestanding fireplace with tall ceilings, generous sunlight, and the river always within view. Patio doors lead to a deck stretching across the back of the house overlooking the water and open land beyond.The barn continues the same thoughtful approach, offering flexible space for a workshop, studio, or simply room to spread out and breathe. Above, a fitness studio and built-in sauna look out toward the river and meadow below. To the north, Butler's Head Preserve is an easy walk through old groves of trees where ravens glide overhead, and Merrymeeting Bay opens wide before you, water and sky becoming one. Standing on the deck, looking out over the Kennebec as evening light settles across the meadow, the world feels far away - exactly as it should.

GROVES-HODGE HOUSE: Known previously as the Hodge House until an extensive title search was completed by the town attorney. The request was due to the Maine Historical and Archeological departments stating they believed the house was much earlier due to the unearthing of very early artifacts. The Groves acquired the 100-acre plot in 1734 and were required to begin clearing and construction within a few months. Finding the name of William Groves' son with graffiti on a fireplace panel helped tie the ownership, The property, being the first division was the choicest spot with a house site at the highest point overlooking and extending to the water, including the two islands. The Archeologist believed this location with a spring has been an important site since the beginning of inhabitants, The preservation extended for 20 years or more; the slow and meticulous process of removing later and modern paints from the original paint surface revealing the most fascinating historic chronology. The house has been preserved, not overly restored as so many older homes, with recommendations provided by Maine Historical and observance of Federal guidelines. With many possible commercial uses, and being located on a major highway, the property is a successful business location, The property offers both town and country living with large yards, a garden shed, mature plantings, a producing 175-year-old apple tree and blackberries, and only a few blocks to the waterfront and shops. The house is nearly 300 years old, and no money was spared to conserve, protect and extend its longevity. The slate roofs were installed at great expense to further protect the house. A circular driveway has been upgraded creating a protective fire zone. Being one of Maine's great documented historic buildings, she is one or the most photographed and admired homes in New England, Be the One to enjoy and continue the tradition of conservation; living in and preserving the PRETTIEST VILLAGE IN MAINE.

Remarkable Brick home featuring 3,016 s.f. with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths and a nice sun room with views to the private, well landscaped totally fenced side yard, hot tub and firepit plus a newer 784 s.f. Carriage House with a full living space that includes a kitchen, bath, bedroom and living room for guests, rental or Airbnb. The lower level is a heated two-car garage. The home has tasteful updates but retains the charm of its 1876 history. There is also an attached one car garage with direct entry to the main house. Both structures feature beautiful hardwood floors.

Renovated in town property including new kitchen, baths, all new electrical and heating system. Redesigned and rebuilt primary bedroom suite with new bathroom. Rebuilt the existing sun porch with new heating system, custom tilework, all new windows and double door out to a lovely new patio. Painted inside and out. This is a beautiful home within walking distance to all of Brunswick's amenities.

Welcome to this well-maintained Brunswick home, set on 1.24 acres on a quiet dead-end street. Offering just over 1,100 square feet of single-level living, the home features three bedrooms, one full bath, and a comfortable layout. The three-season sunroom provides additional space to relax and enjoy the peaceful setting during the warmer months. A full basement offers plenty of storage and room for a workshop or hobbies, while the garage provides added convenience. Located just minutes from downtown Brunswick, Bowdoin College, local shops and restaurants, with easy access to Bath, Freeport, and surrounding Midcoast communities. A great opportunity to enjoy single-level living in a quiet setting while remaining close to everything Brunswick has to offer.

Private Net-Zero Country Estate on the Sheepscot River. A rare opportunity to own an extraordinary private family compound set on 18 pristine acres with 950 feet of frontage along the historic Sheepscot River and the charming village of Sheepscot Village. Designed for both comfort and sustainability, the centerpiece of the property is a beautifully crafted 2,465-square-foot residence featuring authentic rough-hewn post-and-beam construction, soaring cathedral ceilings, exposed rafters, and a spacious 625-square-foot addition. A three season porch offers the perfect setting to relax and take in the surrounding landscape. Thoughtfully equipped with geothermal heating and cooling, a solar array, electric vehicle charging capability, and an attached two-car garage, the home delivers an exceptional net-zero lifestyle. Natural light fills every room, highlighting sweeping views of the river, open fields, and vibrant wildflower meadows. The property's remarkable setting can be appreciated from nearly every vantage point. Family and guests will enjoy a separate 1,000-square-foot farmhouse cottage featuring three bedrooms and comfortable private accommodations. Ideal for extended family, visitors, a caretaker, or potential rental income, the cottage adds both versatility and value. The grounds are equally captivating, offering wooded acreage with marked walking trails, expansive fields of lupines and seasonal wildflowers, a peony garden, and winding pathways that lead to the waterfront. At the river's edge, a private dock provides direct access for boating, kayaking, fishing, and enjoying the peaceful beauty of the Sheepscot. Conveniently located just minutes from local nature preserves and the vibrant downtown district of Damariscotta, with easy access to U.S. Route 1, this exceptional property offers a rare combination of privacy, sustainability, and waterfront living. A truly unique Maine retreat--crafted for today and designed to be cherished for generations.